RAIN-SOAKED. WASHINGTON, D.C. JANUARY 20. DRENCHED TO THE SKIN FROM THE HEAVY DOWNPOUR, PRESIDENT AND MRS. ROOSEVELT WERE STILL ABLE TO SMILE AS THEY RETURNED TO THE WHITE HOUSE IN AN OPEN CAR FOLLOWING THE SWEARING-IN CEREMONIES AT THE CAPITOL

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Civilian protection. These auxiliary firemen will play an important part in our civilian defense in the event of air raids on American cities. Here they are going out on a practice "emergency call." The truck is a regular fire department hose wagon, painted battleship gray to reduce visibility and equipped with blackout headlights. The Maltese crosses on the men's armbands is the insignia of the auxiliary fire forces

RAIN-SOAKED. WASHINGTON, D.C. JANUARY 20. DRENCHED TO THE SKIN FROM THE HEAVY DOWNPOUR, PRESIDENT AND MRS. ROOSEVELT WERE STILL ABLE TO SMILE AS THEY RETURNED TO THE WHITE HOUSE IN AN OPEN CAR FOLLOWING THE SWEARING-IN CEREMONIES AT THE CAPITOL

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An old black and white photo of a man and woman in a car.

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01/01/1937

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Harris & Ewing, photographer

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Washington, District of Columbia, United States, 38.90719, -77.03687

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Library of Congress

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